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Tell you what, you keep looking while I make up my mind. I parked it around two months ago because the voltage regulator went and cost me a coil so it does have a couple issues. This is one of the last times I rode it. I'll let you know asap and this will give you an idea what I have. http://www.ohioriders.net/showpost.php?p=847087&postcount=589 Here is the other side. http://www.ohioriders.net/showpost.php?p=842317&postcount=538 I also know of another one that has a bore kit and 29 smoothbores, it's a 1977 LTD 1000. I'll see if I can get a price and pics of it also. All the work was done on it by Bruce at Power by Sauer.

I think on kzrider you have to register to the site and be logged on to see the want ads. I am so tempted to put mine up, Oh what to do, what to do?

I like the large table type benches, especially one with wheels but I made mine to be able to somewhat fold it up and put it out of the way. Here it is standing up to be put away, in this position it takes up an area 4' wide x 2.5' deep x 8' tall. The rear legs fold so I put the end of the bench on a floor jack and use my ramp to shove the bike up on it, then I hook up the tie downs to hold the bike, then jack the bench up and lock the rear folders down with a piece of 1/2" all-thread going thru sections of pipe. Here is how I made my front legs, I use the bungy cord to hold the straps so they don't fall out of the eyes while I push the bike up on. if I don't have an extra set of hands I hook a bungy in the rafters on the opposite side to hold the tie down up in the air so I can grab it and hook it up without going to the other side of the bike. It sounds like a lot of hassle but it really isn't when you are limited to space and need all the help you can get when you are by yourself. If you don't have a welder or someone to weld the legs for you then this one isn't as good a choice as the ones with 4x4's for legs. When I built this one all the material could be had from Lowe's and Farm Fleet for less than $50, probably double that now, I don't know. With a couple clevis pins and another set of homemade hinges I could've made the front legs fold also and if I did it again I would have made the work surface at least ten inches wider on each sides but hey, it works as is. Hope this helps.

I built one from 2x4's, plywood and some legs made of square tubing and angle iron that is 12 years old and still going strong. I have had a lot of motorcycles on it over the years, everything from MX'ers to cruisers. I'll get you a pic later if I get time.

Got a friend that went to sleep on 77 at 3 am while running about 70 mph. As luck would have it we were on a straight area and I finally woke him up at about 30 mph. When he realized what was going on he pulled over for a smoke. I was afraid to wake him because I didn't want to startle him and he would wreck for sure.

Here' your friday night lights. Up next a "We Buy and Sell" sign. Whatever it may be gold, silver, ect.

I still have mine, played it about ten years ago and the controlers are slow and or unresponsive. Sucks, I found the replacement discs for inside the controllers for like three bucks online but you had to buy 100 of them, lol.

^^^ LOL, next a pic of your bike with a McMaster Carr catalog, lol. ^^^

Flat out discrimination, I would've made plenty of noise about it. If you haven't already you still might contact the fair board, it probably won't help anything now but that vender may not be allowed back.

You should've went to his truck so he couldn't see you, started it up (he probably left the keys in it for a quick get away), tossed it in gear and jumped out. It would've crashed into something down the road. Or waited and slammed his shins in the door of your car, I guarantee that would take the fight out of him for the ass whooping he was about to receive. Well you see officer I stopped to steal this guys stereo and he sent my truck down the road...

Here is your clock tower. Wish my phone had a zoom mode, the clock is shown pretty small in this pic. Up next your bike at a Hardee's, sorry Zack you need a new pic but it should count this time.

Look around for one of those foreign police Taurus model 82. They are a six shot 38 spl. with a 4" barrel, they are rough looking but they shoot fine. I bought 2 for $175 each out the door and I got the rubber grip option with mine, most have a really beat up wooden grips and for five bucks more you can get a beat up rubber grip, lol.

My friend has asked me to try and sell his 3rd generation Glock 17, it has factory night sights, two high cap mags and very low round count. He also has an Advantage Arms L.E. version .22 lr. kit with an extra mag, this version locks open on the last shot and a Galco Royal Guard IWB holster. Everything is in like new condition and well taken care of, this guys firearms are always very clean and no one has been disappointed in anything they have bought from him. He is asking $800 for everything, a breakdown would be $475 for the Glock 17, $250 for the .22 kit and $75 on the Galco holster. His prices are based around what has found in this area or on line, a model 17 with factory night sites run around $570 plus new, an Advantage Arms .22 kit runs around $300 on line if you can find them and the Galco Royal Guard holster runs around $130.

What, no backflip? These guys are great to watch, street bikes on dirt and sumo on the streets. I could waste hours. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fqgwo_WdyRo

I had a german shepherd sneak up on me and about rip me off my motorcycle, I was slowing down to turn into a driveway and looking for the dog, I knew not to slow down if it was untied. It caught me from the other side and behind, I drug it 60-70 feet down the road before it let go. I bled pretty bad but blew it off and was just glad it didn't get to the rear of the ankle or archilles tendon. Had a chow tear into me, I just covered my face and kept rolling until the owner could get it off me. I knew how mean that shepherd could be but I was more afraid of that chow than any other dog ever. I wore a bite sleeve and helped work with a police dog, even wrestled with it a bit but that darn chow wouldn't quit. I must not have ran across the right pit because I have never had a problem or been intimidated by one, lucky I guess.

OK then the next pic is 2fat2fly's choice of your bike with a road construction sign.

Well Zack you are the game's starter, you make the call here and whatever it is I'm OK with it. Maybe give give 2fat2fly the point and keep the hardee's pic?

No, I say we give this one to 2fat2fly, and let him pic a locationIf that's OK with the other guys. You still there Zach, hows that sound to you?

OK Zach, you talked me into it, lol. Here is your mower for sale pic. Up next we'll make it an easy one for you, your bike in front of a Carl Jr's or a Hardee's. Plus REP for a Carl Jr's because I've never seen one around my area.

I got the idea for this when I passed like six mowers for sale while going after the ethnic restaurant pic. I guess that my area must be a little more redneck than yours.

The gas cap cleaning might have done the trick, I took a little 50 mile jaunt yesterday and it didn't do it again.

I checked what I thought was the vent and it turned out to be a drain for if you overflow or spill gas, its clean. Then I checked out the cap itself and couldn't find any obvious vent holes so I took the assembly off the tank and took it apart. I cleaned off any gummy gas residue and found a couple holes that could be vents and cleaned them out, I guess we will see what happens.

Here is your ethnic restaurant. Up next a lawn mower, riding or push type for sale in somebody's yard.

I will check the vent later tonight.

I edited my post above to pick an independant owned sit down restaurant. lol, we are getting to the point that it is a hard decision to pick something that hasn't been picked, the obvious stuff anyway. I was checking to make sure this one hadn't been picked and I don't think it has.